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The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium is a non-profit health organization managed by Alaska Native Tribal governments and their regional health organizations. Posts we deem offensive, defamatory, spam, ads, violate Facebook's terms of service, inaccurate or otherwise objectionable may be deleted. No solicitation. This page is not routinely monitored nor intended to satisfy customer complaints. We encourage those with questions or concerns to contact our Customer Experience team at customercontact@anthc.org or call 907-729-3990.

04/10/2026

Congratulations to Rushyll Pacoy, a Certified Medical Assistant in our Allergy Clinic, on her BEE (Being Excellent Everyday) Award! 🐝

Developed to recognize healthcare individuals who go above and beyond in the care that they provide, the BEE Award is presented to two individuals each quarter.

Here’s what a patient wrote about Rushyll in their nomination:

“Rushyll had the job of administering several allergy tests with needles and later withdrawing 13 vials of blood. Neither of these procedures was pleasant; however, her attentive listening skills, coupled with genuine interest, made this experience much more tolerable. In addition, she provided a pillow and asked, ‘Wanda, how are you doing?’ Being called by my name and caring about my well-being were kind. I appreciate how she demonstrated her value for me by showing me these caring expressions.”

The BEE Award is part of the DAISY Award Program, which was developed to recognize extraordinary nurses.

Patients, their families, and fellow staff can nominate healthcare providers for either the BEE or DAISY Awards.

Visit the link to make a nomination and learn more about the programs 👉 https://anmc.org/the-daisy-award/

04/10/2026

Local hires are the foundation for our clean water, sewer, and energy construction and infrastructure projects. 🤝 🏗️ They know the community best, have historic knowledge of the sites, and invest money back into their communities.

Thank you to the team in Kaltag for giving us this behind the scenes look at your work! 💪

04/09/2026

✈️You’re coming to Anchorage for medical care! 🩺 Here’s a simple packing list to ensure you have what you need for light travels, and a successful and comfortable stay. 🛌

Questions? Contact the Patient Hotline at 888-729-8430.

Have a safe journey! We can’t wait to serve you! 🤲

04/09/2026

🗣️Talking with a doctor or nurse can sometimes feel intimidating. But remember, you know your body best!

Here are some tips for talking with your provider:
-Describe what you feel; where and when it started.
-Include small changes too! Such as changes in tiredness, sleep, random muscle cramps, mood, etc.
-If something your provider says isn’t clear, ask them to explain or write it down.

Learn more about our specialty care services at https://anthc.org/patient-care/specialty-care/

We’re looking forward to serving you! Thank you for your trust. 🤲

04/08/2026

✨The ANTHC Behavioral Health Wellness Clinic now has openings available for individual counseling! Get compassionate care from the comfort of your home. Meet with your provider and access care anywhere in Alaska via Zoom using your phone, tablet or computer. 🖥 ☎️ 📱🤳

Learn more about our approach to care, our many offerings, including group counseling, and how to become a client at anthc.org/BHWC.

04/08/2026

It’s Spring 🌷 AND breakup season 🫠 — a time when the melting snow can bring danger to many regions of Alaska.💧Snowmelts can overwhelm rivers, streams, and drainage systems, leading to rapid rises in water levels.

By taking proactive measures and preparing ahead of time, we can minimize the risks and protect ourselves, our families, and our communities from the impact of snowmelt floods. 🌊

Now is a good time to start preparing for possible floods during the breakup season. Here are some tips:

-Review your Small Community Emergency Response Plan (SCERP).
-Ensure community members identified on your SCERP’s Incident Command System Organization Chart understand their roles and responsibilities.
-Make plans together as a community.
-Take inventories of at-risk equipment, such as generators and snowmachines.
-Secure fuel tanks to prevent them from floating away.
-Ensure emergency kits and gear are available.

Learn more at: https://anthc.org/spring-breakup-is-on-the-way-be-prepared-for-flood-risks/

04/06/2026

📣 📣 📣 We are actively seeking to fill Assistant Case Manager positions at our ANMC hospital! We welcome applicants of all experience levels and skillsets!

Join us at our Assistant Case Manager Recruitment Fair, on Friday, April 17, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., at the Consortium Office Building, located at 4000 Ambassador Drive.

The fair is an opportunity to speak directly with our hiring managers and learn more about our ANMC Outpatient Clinics’ values, mission, and responsibilities.

If you have questions, email hrrecruiting@anthc.org. To view ANTHC job openings, please visit https://www.anthc.org/careers.

See you there! 👋

04/04/2026

📣✨ Register now for AKIRP 2026 — an opportunity for Indigenous-centered, cross-cultural research education and training!!! 🤝✨

The Alaska Indigenous Research Program’s goal is to bring together Indigenous and Western worldviews in an effort to foster mutual understanding, reciprocity, respect, and the co-production of health solutions for Alaska Native and American Indian people. 🤲

This event — which runs for three individual weeks from May 4-22 — is an amazing opportunity for Indigenous and non-Indigenous students, researchers, health professionals, and scientists to learn from knowledge holders. 🤓

You may register for one or all three weeks. Scholarships are available.

Follow the link for more information and to register today! 👉 anthc.org/akirp

04/03/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended and made the 32nd year of ATCEM a success! 🌟

Whether it was through fish lab 🐟, talking circles👂, a trip to the recycling center ♻️, or learning sessions 🤓, our 2026 Alaska Tribal Conference on Environmental Management (ATCEM) was an energizing space to exchange ideas with other professionals in the field thanks to your participation and enthusiasm. ✨

We hope you walk away from this conference with new partners, stronger relationships, and inspiration for innovative plans to create a better path forward in environmental management. 🍃

We’d also like to recognize the ANTHC Community Environment and Health programs that put on this event, including Tribal Capacity — who organizes the event — and Emergency Preparedness, Environmental Health Services, Contaminated Sites, and our Climate Initiatives team for their contributions.

Learn more about the conference at anthc.org/atcem. See you next year 👋

04/03/2026

Mister Patton began his career with ANTHC as a Certified Nursing Assistant, completed his clinical training rotations with us, and was able to go back to school! 👏 Today he’s a Registered Nurse in our Intensive Care Unit and Critical Care Inpatient Unit. 🩺

Consider a career with us and join our team today! 👉 https://anthc.org/work-with-us

04/02/2026

Join us in making a difference! At ANTHC, we're looking for dedicated individuals to provide outstanding care to some of our youngest patients in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. Our holistic approach to health care empowers individuals and families, ensuring culturally respectful and family-centered services. Our Nursing team is at the forefront of this mission, helping to enhance the quality of care we offer.

Here's what you can look forward to:
- A chance to lead with purpose
- Contributing to meaningful, mission-driven work that transforms lives
- On-site childcare for employees
- Exceptional benefits that take care of you

Learn more and apply at: https://bit.ly/RN-PICU-0426
See all of our career opportunities at anthc.org/careers

04/02/2026

This is who’s running your Tribal health organization... 🤭👶🍼

Did you correctly guess everyone? In order of appearance:

-Natasha Singh, ANTHC President/CEO
-Karandeep “Kenny” Sraon, Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) Chief Executive
-Weather Potdevin, Chief Executive of Community Health Services and Tribal Health Relations
-Xiomara Owens, Director of Behavioral Health Aide Training
-David Beveridge, Vice President of the Division of Environmental Health and Engineering
-Sarah Shoffstall-Cone, Director of the Department of Oral Health Promotion

Join us and make a difference in Tribal health! 💪 https://anthc.org/careers

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